About Us
There has been a Duplicate Bridge Club in Grand Cayman for nearly 50 years, started by Michael Cantin in the old Cayman Arms pub. Today we are a friendly club averaging from 5 to 8 tables, playing regularly at least twice a week.
Our duplicate bridge is friendly but challenging, and although we are not affiliated to the ACBL, we do support the spirit of its Code of Active Ethics.
Our duplicate bridge is friendly but challenging, and although we are not affiliated to the ACBL, we do support the spirit of its Code of Active Ethics.
Play With UsWe play Duplicate regularly, and we also organise Classes and Duplicate for Beginners and Improvers. If you'd like to participate, please drop us a line at caymanbridgeclub@gmail.com
Membership We have lots of Members - some permanent, some transient, with a strong presence amongst the 'snowbirds' or winter visitors. We are always keen to welcome new participants. Membership fees of $60 fall due each January, pro rated if you join part way through a year. Play Everyone is welcome! Each session is charged at $10 for Members, $15 for Non Members. To play, just drop us an email. If you would like us to find a partner for you, please ask us in advance, and we will do our best! Lessons We are currently planning fresh lesson courses for Beginners (9 weeks) and Improvers (8 weeks) starting w/c 19th April 2021, each lesson is $10 (no need to be a Member). Numbers are limited, to reserve a space, or ask for more information, please just make contact!
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Where We PlayOur club premises are upstairs at 222 Cannon Place (elevator available) We aim to register 15 minutes before the start - to give time to set the boards up - please arrive promptly!
Play Anyway! Most of us find it really helpful to practice bidding and playing hands. If you make a mistake it's very comforting to just log off and start again! If you'd like to have a go at playing on-line against robots or even real humans, we recommend Bridge Base
Or pay-to-play in a club with video, with real people at Real Bridge |
EtiquetteWe are keen to promote high standards of bridge etiquette by our players. The rules of etiquette are based on good common sense. The following summarises the principal areas of etiquette that are expected to be observed at our bridge tables. Read more |
